Buhl

Buhl, AL · Education
Shelby Reporter
hooversun.com
Football Friday: Bucs, Jags wrap up region play
Friday night means gameday for the local high school football teams, and Under the Lights is back to cover Football Friday. Hoover and Spain Park finish out Class 6A, Region 3 play. Hoover heads to Tuscaloosa County, while Spain Park travels to Hewitt-Trussville. For updates throughout Friday night and all...
Bham Now
New BCRI exhibit celebrates Alabama’s 14 historically Black colleges + universities
The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (BCRI) is celebrating Alabama’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) with a new exhibit and a permanent tribute. “Historically Black: An Exhibit Honoring Alabama’s HBCU Legacy” opens today, Friday, Oct. 23, 2026. Historically Black exhibit features artifacts from Alabama’s 14 HBCUs.
thehomewoodstar.com
Football Friday: Patriots wrap up region play
Friday night means gameday for the local high school football teams, and Under the Lights is back to cover Football Friday. Homewood and John Carroll are back in action Friday night, as Homewood hosts Ramsay and John Carroll travels to Randolph in the region finale for both teams. For updates...
Village Living
hoodline.com
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute Honors All 14 Alabama HBCUs in New Exhibit
Alabama has more historically Black colleges and universities than any other state in the country, and starting this Friday, the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute is giving all 14 of them a dedicated spotlight. The new exhibit, called “Historically Black,” opens Oct. 23 in the Odessa Woolfolk Gallery and runs through Dec. 12, showcasing memorabilia, archival photos and artifacts that trace nearly 160 years of achievements and traditions across the state's HBCU network.
riverregionsports.com
SUPER REGIONAL: PCA advances to Birmingham; Catholic eliminated
Prattville Christian coach Kaylon Cantrell certainly could have wondered at times if her team was on the right path, but on Tuesday she discovered the Panthers still play at the standard it takes to advance to the state tournament after sweeping Tuscaloosa Academy 25-13, 25-18 and 25-17 to advance to the state tournament for the fifth consecutive year.
Bham Now
Birmingham-area teachers named 2026 Charter School Teachers of the Year
The Alabama Public Charter School Commission (APCSC) named its 2026 Nelson Marshall Awards for Teaching Excellence recipients, honoring three educators for their dedication, leadership and commitment to student success. This year, all three awardees teach at Birmingham-area schools. 2026 Nelson Marshall Award winners. Elementary Teacher of the Year: Mrs. Tauna...
vestaviavoice.com
Shelby Reporter
Briarwood cruises to regional finals, state tournament with pair of sweeps
HOOVER – It was business as usual for the Briarwood Christian Lions as they sealed their second-straight state quarterfinals appearance and put themselves in position to take the top seed once they get there. Briarwood swept the Westminster Christian Wildcats in the first round of the North Super Regionals...
thesamfordcrimson.com
SGA seeks to preserve traditions
Samford University and the Student Government Association (SGA) have launched a new Traditions Council, bringing students from across campus together to protect the university’s longstanding traditions and help build new ones. The council held its first meeting Wednesday, Oct. 14, where members began discussing its vision and what the...
wbrc.com
Thompson HS announces cancellation of final regular season home football game
ALABASTER, Ala. (WBRC) - Thompson High School announced Monday what was meant to be their final home football game of the 2026 season will not be played. The game was set to be played against Choctawhatchee High School, a school in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. However, due to Hurricane Isaias hitting the Gulf Coast on Friday, Oct. 9, the school is still experiencing “lingering effects” from the storm, including scheduling conflicts, according to Thompson Athletics.
wbrc.com
UAB opens $192M Shelby Biosciences Research Building
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - The University of Alabama at Birmingham officially opened the Shelby Biosciences Research Building on Tuesday, Oct. 20. The eight-story building off University Boulevard is 228,735 square feet. It is expected to expand UAB’s biomedical, behavioral and clinical research capacity, which could lead to advancements in treating cancer, mental health, aging, chronic disease, neuroscience, precision medicine and artificial intelligence-enabled health care.